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SINGAPORE - GuocoLand will open the sale of units in its freehold condominium Meyer Mansion on Sept 13. The public preview will be held on Saturday (Sept 7).
Prices are unavailable but PropNex Realty’s head of luxury team Dominic Lee noted that the purchase price would translate to a break-even price of about $2,400 per square foot (psf).
GuocoLand bought the former Casa Meyfort residential site through a collective sale for S$319.88 million last year. The price works out to about S$1,580 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr), including an estimated development charge of S$57.2 million.
SINGAPORE — While sales of new private homes rose in the second quarter from the same time last year, the private property resale market remained in the doldrums, real estate firm Huttons said in a report on Wednesday (July 24).
Between April and June, there were about 2,400 resale transactions, down 50 per cent from the same period a year ago, it said.
This was partly because there is a significant gap between what buyers are willing to pay in the resale market and what sellers are holding out for, it added.
Property developers, under pressure from a substantial pipeline, pushed out nine new projects last month following a lull in April, but the bulk of last month's sales came from earlier launches, analysts say.
Developers sold 952 units, up nearly 30 per cent from 735 units in April, but down 15 per cent from the 1,122 units booked in May last year. This is according to figures released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) yesterday.
Resale price of non-landed properties in districts 15 and 10 have risen significantly said Edmund Tie & Company‘s (ETC) caveat analysis of URA Realis data. The price increase which includes the Katong and Amber Road areas follows news of the Amber Park and Royalville en bloc sale last year.
The caveat analysis considered resale transactions in the 2017-2018 period and compared deals before and after the two collective sales (excluding outliers). The analysis notes that transacted prices at Mandarin Gardens have gone up by an average of 12 per cent since the Amber Park deal – suggesting that developments at en bloc attempt stage are also enjoying higher premiums.